Re: How to rename a filename in uppercase
Re: How to rename a filename in uppercase
- Subject: Re: How to rename a filename in uppercase
- From: John Stiles <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 12:54:20 -0800
Well, OK, you're right, but I just simplified this issue a bit rather
than explain the details of current directories, and how Xcode and the
Finder don't have the same directory when the app starts, and etc etc.
It's more complicated than it should be, so it's easiest to just say
"use full paths."
Adam R. Maxwell wrote:
On Jan 20, 2008, at 11:15 AM, John Stiles wrote:
These look like filenames, not full paths. You can't supply a partial
path here.
Yes, you can supply partial paths. See -[NSFileManager
currentDirectoryPath].
adam
Simone Tessaro wrote:
Hi,
i've a question. I'm trying to write some code that make a filename in
uppercase. i wrote a thing like that:
[defaultManager movePath:@"foo.txt" toPath:@"FOO.txt" handler:nil];
this code doesn't work because cocoa seems to be case-sensitive and
this method is useless for my pourpose. So, i need a method like the
unix mv, in fact if i use the command mv foo.txt FOO.txt , everything
is allright.
Someone have a smart idea to do this? Or i need to use two renaming?
Like this (a very bad idea):
[defaultManager movePath:@"foo.txt" toPath:@"temp.txt" handler:nil];
[defaultManager movePath:@"temp.txt" toPath:@"FOO.txt" handler:nil];
Thanks
Simo
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